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!- SATURDAY. MARCH 5 . /253.
POTTSVILLE; 't4A
MINERS'. JOURNAL has eg
than any asks,. Netr-tpaer I rs4-
tient Peanntlaania. 14 nrsalalss
Iron and business cum not oak_
odaissisig countits, sas is all
lit a l so tirrulatss - lastv& among
etternty.. which frixdfrg
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valttale Advtrlisuog mtdturat in
Bia popst dare so many
Gout soktraviiim list. , •
RECEIPTS,
Journal" since last Publisation
Ram 44-arrears abroad will for.'
K ai due, as apreddy a. possible—
for Remand labor are very heavy.
, I. 1553, • SI 00
to Jan. 1, 1853. 1 00
•hardson, to Auk. 30, 1853,
'A, to Jan. 1. 18.4,
ail Co , to Jan. 1. - 1411,
'ni l ., to Jan. 1,1811,
ones. to Jan. 1. 18.13.
, heeler, to Jan. 1; 18.:4,
Jan. 1, 1854.
3 Feb..2B, 18 1 4. -
to Jan. I, 1853,
to May 1...1854,
to Nov. 1853, '
fetroxr, to Nov. 2, 1553,
Co.. to Jan. 1. 1853,
to July 1, 1813,
an. 1, 18)4.
And, Aug.. 7. 18.43, •"
Sept. 1. 1853;
a, to Jan. 1, IE6I,
to March 1. 1853,
March 1..18'4,
,!ier, to Jan. 1. 1314, ^
Niarch 1, 1853,
to Jan. lj
fan. 1, 1333,
wig, to An. 12;1853.
to Aug. 1, 1453,
March 1, 15., - 4,
. to Jan. 1, 185..1,
to Jan. I. 18.13,
!Lyn, to March !. 15.1-1, 2 Ort
and Puldtc School Teachers
with The Miners' Jourcuel at Si
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
,111 1 9 - 11fE LATETS t Spring, style pt Hats eau Le
bai l ' GEORGE TA PrVeS, Centre greet, two door+
Miner,' Bank.' Mr. T. has alwayn on
,IfiliNfit veal variety of bat!, cap's, Sc., of the mce.l
tied paiterce , and heat manufacture—his terms
ailf*Serate, too. Give 'him,a
II" THE•PERSONAL properly of Mr. Jacott
:'Efitio, deceased, Is offered at Public Sale, rt his
~ :brai*ialen‘ce in Wayne township, on the ..2fith inst.
SHLO4S S BROTHERS offer ror sale a
TOratatory Frame Dwelling house in Market street.
- 'Sr READGEO. BRIGHT'S advertisements of
warairiaardware, and also of superior oil for lamps
c at Tim BOARD of Borough &hail Directors
larik4l4 Female and 4 Male Teachers.
-WA DWELLING how in Coal street for
ma IT R. R,Moitur...
" IriPISEARS. PUIiLrSHER, New York, •dyer
triettr 1,000 Book Agents.,
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
Ea r NEW SPRING gouda, SA.. Shawls, Em
liradaries, Sc., Sc , to be had at I V. DEPreA
41,Ptorth th Pireet.
lair \l' A! J: ALLEN invite cuatomers to their
-- --00tervrare Emporium, 136 South 2d street.
' OP' COLLINS 3:CD., Paper dealer:, 15 Motor
110 . * See adrertnenient.
WANTED-A boy about 15 years of
akif, , . learn the Printing Business, at thi.
None but one of good moral eharae
.
tettlied apply.
2 I" CORR INPUNDENTS.—We want a good
iors4pondeni at Minersville—and, in Islet,
ant*rs all over the County, to communicate
! ii4panation for the Journal. It is our desi s ie
terjeord everything That is. progressing in
thik„county.
WE INVITE attention to the article ou
- -
persecution of the Madiai, on our first
'pit,. Next week we will publish a full ac
i;skopaa of their late trial—it is highly inter
im*, besides the subject being of such pub
litimportance as to have lately attracted
tbicatotice of Congress.
- j . * WE ARE again indebted to the gentle
manly Agents of HOWARD, EARL & Co.'s
EMess, for Savannah papers of a late date.
Company has now extended its trans.
pornation facilities all over the United States,
Mai to California, besides fdiwarding packs
ace., to Europe.
,I:7 WE ARE under obligations to Hon
.141 ts COOPER for a copy of Olwein's Geo
*Opal Survey of lowa, Wisconsin and Min
r acknowledgements are also due to
iitsnatcrs, HAMMER and Hoar; of
thittate Legislature, for a number of docu•
17' PENN 4 TLYANIA LIQUOR LAW.—We
peNish in another column the Liquor Law,
slept' in our State Legislature some days
- .
stro, It embraces the principal provitions
tom' original Maine Law. It is stringent;
sist:we hope. it passed, will be effective for
dlrire!ntire suppression of the Liquor traffic
..triT:ennsylvania. God speed - the . good work !
tr - THE ANTIERACITE RAIL ROAD.7.-We
ptilaish In another rolumn an address from
thiPresident of the West Branch Rail Road
Colitpany to the Coal Operators interested.
it* worthy the consideration of the ludivilf
' Otik Operators. If they really brew , the:
la* of this.new corporation, there is not
teite: among them that would not oppose ii
"—legit all the power he posserseq. We "speak
-,4111* . 5e yon the 5141gea.
—JP" CORRECTION.—No ot,e was more sur
441lit* than ourselves on looking at the Ta-
ANC Stocks, at the head of the Mining De
-
.liiment; which we published for the first
last week, to find it appearing in so
• siglated a condition. After being set up,
alitiind - table of corrections was handed in,
Weh our printers mistook for the original
04. It will he found all .traight this ram
ming and with proper 4tieotion to it hereaf
. luseiviCcording to the arringements'preyjous
1311:mom:iced for its weekly correctiol, we
!elect it tole an•important item in our pa
.
Off
.4 SWINDLING OPERATIONS.
..;:"'here has been a perfect 'rush into the
Regionatorsome time,.particularly the
COO betland Region, for the'purpose-of spe
culating in Coal Lands. Laids. are m
inimised up and companies f'ormed merely JOP
44purpose of selling the Stock. In one in
,spice, we learn, land was purchased in
alait Region for ;360,000, and stock created
toile amount of three million dollars! Fla-
Wit g Reports are then published showing
ikiiprospects of the Company, On many in
. . .
siatices 'before a single vein of Coal has been
ned) with a view to swindle the " green
,:.#/es" out,of their money. It was but the
day that the Cumberland Coal and
m an put forth a Report o 1 about
- columns of small type in the City
le statistics of which are so error
id falsified, and the culculations of
s far below the ae:ival cost, that we
'ise every person who wants to
ley. not to touch the stock of this
That it is nothing but a specula
ie on a gigantic wale the whole re- ,
is. The fact is, the whole country
be rile with all kinds of speculatitig
-and we are sorry to say some por
te Press (which ought to warn the
this great and growing evil,) even
id sanctioning these monstrous
)1-corporators,speculatorsandswictd
ih 'if practised by individuals in
;Mar business would, by our laws,
them to the Penitentiary.
tr Legislature is actingcoaiparattve
milting but Corporations, acid they
/ a Bill before them for an 16 of in
ion to raise chui 4 . 74 ,
the above was in type we have seen
! the New:York Her o ld. y ibi e b„ ys:
!port recently issued ley this Comps-
Cumberland] 'fors not helped the
holders anticipated, but on the c on .
been the principal cause of decline,"
Ibt of it,—such a Report would h e
to sink even a godd company in
of all sensible people.
se - a single rep_resentativt of the Mo.
ce is lift. Woold.that the author
Last of the Mohicans" were alive, to
tale about " The List.of the tilo•
THE THUITT-SECONRC9MGRESS.
The Demcvtats have hitdlC - 01 their own
way this Session, and
. a - prettf.:" kettle - 4
B e hr they hive toadn-of it . . 'Time and tile
public
,money, have beet_iwasted wiihout
scruple--pletity of , it 3'lOrtant business on
hand and yet the 'Session is now doted and
nothing - has been accomplished. -With a
large Democratic majority in both houses,
there has nevertheless been no union of par
prat or of action among the members, -but
wrangling, futile and disgraceful, has been
the dominant characteristic of the session.
Mr. Venable remarked -in the House, some
days ago. that he regarded the proceedings
of late as having, kdirectly anti-republican
tendency.:—we fear ii is but too true.
• The RepiNsc pas; es this severe, though it
must be generally admitted, truthful critic.
ism upon the session just closed :
, Tbe Thirty-*econd Connie,* lehyes behind it a
reputation which we believe no.tuture Congress
will emulate. Never before in the history of lezis
lance have such large opportunities thr useftiniess
been Co miserably waged. Never before have Nl
rate rights been so recklessly and wantonly trided
committees burdened. with drawers full
of imreported reports, and its tables groaniu‘; under
piles of unfinished and =attempted bit*ine<s. the
Thirty-second Congress will be ever hereafter re.-
membered for its admitted Incapacity for hirsines*
and ill immense Dr.arOcaaTlC majorities.
The DEMOCRATIC press Lave charged upon the
Winos a want. of tact in administration. Let US
ere how it goes with DEvocrtartc_legishation ,
A DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT bribe senate Demo-
Carte committees, and a DEMOCINVEic majority of
More than tWo to one.
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A DEkOCE - ATIC SPEAKER of the House of Rep
resentatives,-DeatoceAtte committees, the tuo,t
important oumberngSiX9eMoCtlt• to three \Vhir .nratiemu)oriyontellroiF: c :
TWO
members—and no report , front cominittees for
nine months, and for ten months barred out from the
SPEAKER'S table by the contrteance of a few_ fae: -
lions members.
200
2 00
2 00
12 00
200
100
2 00
2 00
200
In not thi. - a pretty account to give of • le.islative
year Weir not a teartul reTonsibility rest some
where? And wurne.
On the DEMOLCATIC • Speaker's comnutteer, and.
members of the two noises. No faction% impedi
ments to public btoine,s have in any instance ieti
interpo.-W by' Wan; membeis. These have been
Taped by Dimoca.A. - and with the DENOCRiCY
munt rest the responsibility for the unsconduct of
it. member..
'Materials have been accumulating during the !tog
two years that slemoreitrate entirely incapable
a DaIiOCRATIt maiQrity is or#Ne and usetul legis
latimi. • WitliaTtemocnrcric Executive in whom
the people have' expressed the highest confidence
in advance. it - }rill he Imposlible to contrive and
carry °tit any Measures really beneficial unle.s we
can have a WHIG majority and a %rifle, - e•rbeaker of
t helliotre of Representatives.
EN-PRESIDENT FILLMQRE,
The-office of Chief Magistrate o: the 'Uni
ted States is undoubtedly the highest point
of human greatness in the world, at the
same time it is attended with a proportion
ate degree of responsibility, and none is more
open or liable to public censure, however,
nearly immaculate the officer may be. Few
occupants of the White House , have retired
with so much general good feeling from all
parts of the Union. as President FIT.I.3IOIZE.
His official career, though a season of severe
trial such as our country has seldOrn, if ever,
encountered, has been characteritled by a de
termined spirit of patriotic devotion and a
promptness of action, that have won the
admiration of all parties and called down
blessings from the whole people upon his
head.
Socially considered, President FILLMORE
has been the idol of all classes in Washing
ton, his remarkable urbanity and true gen
tlemanly deportment on-all-occasions justly
rendering him a generglavorite. The In.
telligencer thus notices concluding put,.
lic Reception at the President's 'mansion on
Friday evening, 05th ult.:
" It was, so numerously attended that the
visitors must have amounted to several thou
sands. Never, we presume, has a Congress
of sovereigns honored a Chief Magi.trate'and
his family with a more hearty acknowledg
ment of true esteem than did the cbmpauy of
Friday evening Mr FILL.MORE and his house
hold. Ladies of all ranks and gentlemen of
all parties were there, patiently awaiting
their-turn amidst the dense throng to signi
fy their good feeling for the President and
receive from him uvreturn the genial and
polished response of friendly regard and good
wishes." •
87 .- RAILROAD 'BREAKT4ST.—By an ar
rangement just completed, passengers before
leaving Buffalo, for New York, while pur
chasing their tickets at the office, are banded
a bill of fare, from which they select such ar
ticles as they desire. The orders are imme
diately forwarded by telegraphic communi
cation to the refreshment room at Warsaw,
and numbered tickets are handed to the differ
ent passengers. Upon arriving at Warsaw,
each finds upon the table whose numbers
correspond with the car, the breakfast he or
dered in Buffalo, and the train waits twenty
minutes for him to eat it.—N. Y Atlas.
, 137 - The census of California shows the
population to be 224,400.
THE COAL ',TRADE FOR 1853
: F '-tnLw~- ~1
The quahoty sent by Reril }load the , week. 1,
I
19.127 02 , . showing in incrrn , e of 2,3`t I tong over
last week. Total for the year 214 941 19 against
261,the31 IU to tons same lime Jakt year.
The Canal is not yet ready for shipment., altho'
some boats are /balling at . the Docks. The Water
was let into the tiptier level yecierday A. the tar
iff of toll. has . nol yet been promulgated, there is
but little disposition manifested to commence the
shipping hit.iness at so early a period The wp
•plyl also in many of the yards abroad will last until
- the. first of April, and .his demand, course. Wil .
be !irailed to the actual want. until tiLota that
. pe.
riod
It is now stated that the Delaware and Raritan
Canal_ will be ready to pas* Boats by the first of
April
. The Delaware Division of the Pcnnsylrama Ca
nal, it is believed, will be ready from the 12th to the
15th of April :
A friend who has paid consederable attention to
the state 01 die trade both at home aneabroad. has
banded us the following for publication
The prospect~ of the coal business fur the ensu
ing season, are encouraging. The diminished con
stunption for domestic tr.e, ron,equent upon the
mild weather, will be more than made up by the
increased quantity required for the manufacture of
iron and oilier branches of domestic industry. now
universally active.
Sales of large quantities of Lump.
from the Letugh and ScMuy11:111 region., have al
reatlv been=made• at'sn'adtmrtee over former rater.
FM- that description of Coal. and sizes stumble for
steamers, a ready demand may be expected For
the prepared. early sale cannot be looked for, but
no apprehension need : be entertained about a mar.
ket for the entire supply during the season
Every effort will be made to supply the demand.
In our own region preparations are mak mar Gan scale
sufficientlY large to produce the increased quantity
likely to be required from it. From the Tamaqua .
region a considerable increase may be , expeeted
The appearance orsotne new openings at the up-
per end of the Schuylkill Valley. just ily the belief
of a decided gain from that source. while from the
Kaskawilliam and Silver Creek: a large additional
product will probably be realized.
No decided increase tn,prime Red Ash ran rea•
amiably be expected: :Nevertheless. we hear 01
preparations being made here and there to work
some of the standard veins from whirls. for sonic
years past. little Coal has been obtained
The lands of the Delaware Coal Company belong I
to thin category. la former years large guar:mut, -
of superior Red Ash was mined on that property.
Gradually it grew' less until it. berMme merely none I
nal, The west mines of these lands have reeently
passed into the hands of 1 I ge r Sinn irt;.rtn.
who are actively engaged in renewing the tiniirove
meats at those collieries; upon the completion of ;
which -a large athllliort to the hr-I quality of Red
A-h'Coal Will tie made.
Thu% while - 111e qquanta}• of good Red A•h. front
some Is likely to declme. an I acrea,c may
be expected from other.. so that the aggregate laud
probably remain about the Came
REPORT OF SHIPMENTS
From Richmond, for Ihe Week rmiing on &atm
dav, Feb., 26, 1553
5Ch.2 , 19 ISt , De4mat ion. -Ton.,
l•
-
• 9 Flo.ton 2'2fm
I 4 Conn. & It. I. t.2 - 2I
lb, N. Y. .S: 'Orin. 2783
' •' .North River
2: 2' 7 12 „Southern Pls. 3262}
21 3, 34 12 1 9 For the week, -6927,1
VesFels lot:sea...on, 17.09 I For fe2 , 011, 91.699.}
Boston and vicinity include.; everything go=
East of Cape Cod, to Alwsaehtisetts, New Hamp
shire and Maine.
Southern Ports includes everything to the South
ern Stat&A and West Indies, as well as to all towns
on Delaware River below Richmond.
COAL TRADE BY R,,:ILROAD FOR 8.53.
Sieg by Railroad for the week . ending on Ttitir.-
day Evening last.
WEEK. TOTAL.
Port Carbon, , 5,302 01 74,704 IS
Pottsville, ' 1,711!0 00 . 14,85 S 12
Schuylkill Haven, 7,174 04 102 014 02
Port Clinton, 5,041 17 48,f,i)1-09
19,127 02 244,2e0 01
Tu eame penal last year, 291,151 10
Decrease N) far
RAIL ROADS
The. following i.,the quantity of Coal transported
over the different Ttailroadi in Schuylkill County,
for the week ending Thursdny evening :
.
Writ. TOTAL.
MIO4. 11111 tir S. Ii ?R. R. 7,501 OS 56.105, 14
Mill Creek do 4,947 10 : - .9.T.22.02.
Mount Carbon • ,„ 1,917 13 8.207 Er
Sebuyiktll:Valliy*- do 4, 03 4 17 s 9,219 14
Carbon ar P 1 Carbon; 5,31 s 09 41,449 16
Little Se.bultill It. R. 1901 12 33,350 14
RATIA OF Trott. AND TRCVIPORTATIOn OV RAIL
GOAD.
From NI Carbon. S. liarcm, P. Clinton
To Richmond, '1.70 1,65 1,45
ToPhiladelphoi, 1,70 1,65 1,45
(r 7 PEEIRDENTI44.. GrILL VON. —Yes.
'terday was the daisurinog politicians,'espe•
dally of the• Democratic stile of the house,
at Washington. The city is It - presented to
Late been.crowded with anxious visitors,
bffice-seekers included, for a week or more
past.- The Inaugural address of President
Piirce was previously distributed in the
principal cities throughout the Union, ready
to be made public , as. soon is - delivered at
Washington yesterday. -
Tho' somewhat preterting• another at the
head of our national affairs, the new Presi
dent has our hearty congratulations and hest
wishes for his personal as well as adminis
trative welfare-.
CO — Reidutrons have pa'rsed the Virginia
legislature itr favor of redueitig the duty on
railroad iron.
fRE rolrlap run TUX Xing:: .191.1tNAL-1
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE
For the week.endihe Thumbireceniog, March
3; 1853, at Potleeil:e, 610 feet :choler
Aneroid k'urorn'r. I•ll6 , enlteil Thermain'r.
Mar. Vim.
. Max.. SUo. •
_ -
Feb. 25 24.150 29.075 30 - 26
" .26 2 1 .225 29.210 • 35 35
27 29.310 29 275 . -15 . '..:l'
" :25 29.130 28.960 as :ri,
Mar. I .18.900 25.501 _ 42 %,','
" • 2 29.00 2ti.970' ' 49 -3
~ 3 29.2,50 29.000 - 37, 30;
NEW ADVERMITS.
sranita STYLE, SPRING STYLE.
..i.._....t
.7 Tie • Npq4tge St Idea f llAM_novok
: . ready / or tlrspretto, at tlgt
' Nave lIAT and CAP -,
:tore, C E Nl'R E Street, tut Doort
.- , Lore A: ,Ifttcore Bank.
F)l7. the patronage an hberally bestowed upon him
the subscriber wonid return his most sincere
thanks. and hopes by prompt attention to the wants
of ticrnitmcrous cotton:it.ra and the public generally
to merit a continuation Of the saute. .
• N. B. Per.totni having a preference for the manu
facture of any particular Style of Hat. can have the
sante by leaving their order with the subscriber.
Pth:rvlllr. hl Arch 5. 1664
SUMS, 31111WLS and zutenothErurs.
f V. DEPUT,'has the pleasure to announce to his
numerous enamours In St2BUYLKILI: COUN
TY. that he bk. now open at his beautind 'spacious
.ad weft lighted store, N 0.41 North EIGHT/I vireo,
Philadelphia, a splendid assortment of New SPRING
GOODS, comprising,
Rich Plkiit'd Sills. Plaid Silks,
Changeable Silks • I St, iped slo,
Plain Silks,lndia Milks.
Black Silts,l Turc Path.,
Mantilla FR ka. - Watered Silks.
Cliche titlks I Lining Salto, do,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES.
Comp..toe Harmful Lace G00d..., mo,jin 4..1 Lace
Collate. Glee♦ Cheoise.tes. kc. Erobrosdired
Moanlc llindlOr...haefe, Winked Dreee
end Invert Inge. &cc
• FANCY •PRESii GOODS.
Comprising every variety In the newest styles
11E41.111FM. eillgWLS. •
Canton Crape, Bench. Tbfbet, Catbrume and whet
Shawl.. Ladwa and Gem, Kid Gloves. Ilandar3.,
•'ravats, Ittbbona, Lama. ate. The whole stock will
be offered at lbe LOWEST PRICES, at which coatis
of equal quality can be bought In Amenta,and clown
with pleatore to all who may favor Mtn with a tall.
J. V. DEPIIV.
No 41 North Etyhth.fltreet
10-hm
Philada, March 5,1953
NEW MUSIC.
w come and play r. hit mel— by 'sr e ph r ,
Twinkle„ twinkle little star; music by Step'n Glover
Ohl /elite. an Ethiopian Song. dedicated to E P
Chri-ty, E.,1 . of Christy's Minstrels. •
Sophie Waltz. by John eti3u...
efayfork Waltz, arranged by Chary Grobe,
Magician do do it.
Annie Laurie.. do ' do
Couleur de Rene. - do '
Thou art gone from my gar-e,
do -
True I or. Waltz, do do
111)notrille Waltz, composed by R. H. Lignoski,
Talahassee do do do do
A • Grand Polka de Salon, by Gindau Riel‘ner.
Montag polka, with beautifully illuminated Portrait,
atiegtinny yolka, by N
1, Grange Polka, by 0 0. Lignooki,
bona Fite Polka, by 1 harks Wade,
Gat/ors
Comet+ Flight Gallop. by Cloths Grob,
sliditand Sweet falling .lo
Etc:qr.:en Gallop. by Francis Rola,
Tali , Colton by J. Uell.b
.Therhe+, 4tar..4 ,
Aline March. by Charles Grillo.,
Avant Courier G.rlckrieir, by Charles Groin+, '
G.Oine Ahead do do do '
11.1111.• Of 11 . ragLIP. a (m Vole M 011213. by Kiniznar•.
lust ref roved arid for sale by the subscriber, alum
001 400 hood obtained to order - Miroleal It:Hutment s
of alt kin& °bottled at thou notice
B. lIANNAN,
Deoler in Slu•i,, A13±1(11 Instruments 4.r.
March 5,1+155 10—
.
PIIIRSO SALE
WILL RC MAI) AT
N I, — " Ask Public Sale at the late
`lr•idenre of JACOB kw re
S 511 T 11, deceased, in •
Wa)IIP Township, Si Mryltill County, on The 21tn
inst .40_10 o'clock. A. M., the peraonal property be.
',mettle to the eats!, of the said deceased, consisting
in part of iliac following. wig
2 Wits' a arid 2 cola,
7 C. 1,1 s and 5 Hog+,
A hot of Sherri.
%Vagons, Ploughs and Harrows,
Sleds and Min...,
Oat., torn and liockwheat,
Together with the unexpired Lease of the Farm fin
two years, with the Crops In the ground. Alin, a va-
Hely of HOCAE1101.1) and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
con+tuing of the usual artlelea kepi In a good coun
try Farming House. Conditions and other particulars
made known oat the day of vale.
WILLIAM LERCH, Adni'r.
March 5. 152. 1011
SUPERIOR OIL FOR LAMPS,
Mirlioa•ry, Car Wherl , ,,Vr.,4re.,
11'ST REEIVED and for sal* by the Subocriber
The following testimonial Is taken from a Reading
(Pa) Paper
•. T11:} 011 is free (ruin all impurities, and will not
gum 'outliner, or in burning. Oil torinachinery will
rot congeal at a temperature of Zero—twill remain
perfectly limpid when the best Sperm Oil I, frozen
solid.
Out for burning purpozes, the brightest will heat
light in the world. Persona wing 11, can avoid all
accidents.' as a la nothing but pure nil.
Oil for Car Wheels that will not gungeal at 50 de
green brine. zero. 1
re We have used, and are now conolantly tiling
Mason's Patrol Sperm Oil on our Engines and Ma•
clitnery, and find it to be superior to all other Orlon..
hove ever rived. It will not gum or congeal,:ind pre
fer It to the best sperm'.
M. -A. L; S. BERTOLF.T & CO.
GEORGE BRIGHT, Ilardn - are Store,
Next door to Matz's Ilro el. Centre St., Pottsville
March 5,1,55. 10-if
1,000 BOOR AGENTS WANTED,
~ .t1 Pirrurml auri 1; re fa/ r for
thr
91,000 DOLLARS A YEAR t
Vx7 ANTED, in every county of the rallied Slates,
V active and enterprising men, to engage in thr
sale of some of the beta Books published to the coun
try. To men of good address,poesetalog a small cap
ital of from 1125 to $lOO. such indoreinents will be of
fered as to enable them to make from $3 to 115 a day
profit
ir3. The Books published by us are all useful In tlicle
character, extremely popular. and command large
nice wherever they are offered.
For farther particulars:address, (onstago-paid,)
ROBERT SEA Its. put,h,h",
lal William Street, - New York.
March 5, Itifir. 11l lot
CABINET WARE EDIP' ()RIMS,
.<EC'OND 6treet, Pheleadpla.,
\A
T & ALLEN, respectfully Inform their friends
and eustnmete that they have removed
from No )37 Walnut Street.
I To No 136 South SECOND
Street, where they have on
hand a large and splendid assortment of SUPERIOR
FTIINITURE, of every description. to which they In
site the alio. nllan of purchasers
Mart h 5. 1553 10-3 m
PAPER! PAPER ! ! PAPER'!'
Subscrlbmr.have constant! y nn hand 3 f3i
aciartou-nt of
Letter, tap and Writing Paperr,
• Wrapping, Hardware. lilasatrig,rolored sod Tissue
Paper'',
Paste kloard,, Binders' Boards, &r , &e.,
For 131e 4 on reasonable terms, by
A M. entJANs & rfl
IP Minor Street, Philadelphia.
Agents 14., the ,ale of the ReGhed Paint
(111.
March P. 1e53. 10,6 m
nEMAI Nn to the Pon Office at rutisville, Penn
sylvania, Maud 1. 1853
A mirtson Jacob IFitierly Martin Robinson Win
Abort George Ilechter Henry ReaginiDennis
A.lam■ Miss Hun/bold nos Reader Simon
Itrahler Peter Ili-llnnon Jatne'Robertn Walton
Ronan Joseph Milian Mary Redding Thomas
Bolen John Marmon Mary A Rees MI, Ann
II ..r.nan 7 homasnartis Susan. Rock Miss Ft
Mown John Higley tins 8 ILhke Ntls• L
Rose John Hunter Ms* It Ryan Mr.
Rork, John IlriherinpolEahßody 111.1,01 chip
lia!nes'E T ILllnu Jew rhiplties .I"hn do
Waller Herron John du Rena Franz do
llrodrr J II Join., Wm RohertoD do
near E Johnson John Ryan Maurice do
Brae' T & inner Wm ehipswin W. A 5
Elvha Ir o in Jo% do Pallor liaar
Braorfiehl U !irony I' 2 rattle.
Bradley Mr*-M Kohler Alvle 2 sidle,' klirtot
IictICMI, Ann • litaehlrr John Smiling John
Brennan Mr• . l oPKrocooty M 9trfner•Nalhnn
Baum N Jo Mare Ileroy Nerner Henry
Binhau.er r: P doKranc.lv Sollivari Patrick
fletungrr 9 go K;Ilero T ihipziwc.k A
Brehlich M do Krnme E do 9:eivarJJ
Allen Lindiay Col ff 2vlay John
Cooney Brian lanes Mohael Steel Abraham
Hors John Lather John Atown James
Gunner Patrick 144011 Alfred Salmon . Martin
Condron Pat Lee Mist Ann Stone &lymph
canada /vines Lee di M icy C shindle Conrad
Culbert Wei Lilley Mrs Marychnlih Julio •
Celbough Mrs M Eer Mra HannaliStrickengait Jno ,
Connor Mrs Lorena!! & C Apse lizlnger Wm '
Clark Mis shipLorils Ewd doSpelmaa Martin
ensnare Pat do Larkin John doSollivan Jos
Cummlnec T da Monti. Nat Sellers Mrs M
Carrel This du Melt Joh• snyder.74rs
Cutnbert 1V 2do Mullen Patrick Bhennet Miss S
Dugan 91 Id unen Thomas rie lei ird MHs L 1
Davis John n Matthews Jas Snyder Miss F 2
Dryden W ?duties John Spoon Mire E 1
Dollen Mire 91 AMeur David scott 111 ship
Dant Miss L. Matthews lienryspalte cl do
Darmody P ahlpllann Miss C vitelterwalt AQo
Dalton Thos Molony Mrs Triiiiiman A
Davis Evan do Manta Mies M Tolson Matthew
Eckel & Brandt Malley Pat obiliToblas Daniel
Easegood Cap! WMlller V du Thump:pa Win
Edwards Wm Morrell Beuj do ThomaeEvan I
• Ewen John. - Mahan Theo. do Thomas mi.. gg D
Evans D9l sh iliMc Adams PAt CoTaylor John ship
East Thou do Met:anal P tires Henry
Edwards D do McCormien 111 Veltele Ludwig
Fat rell John , McDonald NI shlpWalionllunrer 2
For Henry Nugent Samuel Wilson &olio's C
Fuller Riley Noll Peter Willop Isaac
Feeney T t' Neu Jacob shlpWagner Michael •
Fail•/ Wm Oil Daniel 1 Wilson Charles
Panel Sarah Gwen foals Wier Jobs I.
FlacirMin Jane Hberlies Jos shlpWllliatna T
' Forsyth Mice 8 Penman John Wiltsbrilm Jamb
Fret Miss C Philipv•James WWareeeke 8
Pinathry Sli., UPUth John 'Welch John
FittPatrirk Miss Prelte Henry Wilbelnt V
Guenter./ H I'Llllps David White Martin
Grady John itol Bann 8 Walker Marl_
Oibb W Philips li shlptVlntletidia 11 app
Grady Michael Parr Jame, do White Jae do
Gibbons 19 V Park Robert do Webet L do
Cabin II abipPlerte Pierre do Walahli do
Gallagher U do Gloirnau nos Walsh Thou do
inward P do Rahn Chas A Wagner?. do
Helms. knees 211yan Patrick - Wannet 11 do
Hall Win . Rees Lewis Wehrle:A 2 do
Horn Joseph Moth Enthxdu Yost Joseph
Scaly Joseph .11.1kard Edward Yost Borah 2
Herb Daniel 8 Rogers Thos Yager Peter/
llommas Jona Roberts Edward Zellers 11 Frank -
One tent additional will be charged fot alladvertlec
el letters. Persons applying tot letters okapis list
wit please up advuttud.
ANDREW MORTIMER. P. IL
March 1, 1959. 10.1 t•
sou•, 1G,912 O)
GEO. TAPPEN
104(
IA kit .4.h & A .41ino 4:4:1
NEW ADVERTIIITS.
' notrst Fos SALE. i '..
.
T/IF: stgettribtre ofitr 'tor tale a TWO rITORY
FUME DWELLING HOUSE Olivet .
In )Market street. 'above Second. North -.....
Ale. The property will be dkipased area . MII 4
moderate terms. Apply to • MI
1 "
& //ROTIFERS. f 1 a '-'--
.
malice Store, Cecile street. above Ft. Tocter'i
~ alum more. i
rolt,,rtir. M.zr<o 5, 1 ,- :.3 . to-2.tik
ORDINANCES Or TIIE VOROIRIII
.. - or NAT cAnnox.
. -
AN ORDINANCE. i
Thrtjr,./Sg ref/at,' IF frtrf %'- la be PeiVir 111;:kmpr
and fur dr 1 . .., 1,4 tiv,,,, !
FIPc.. I. Brit cedelerd4r., Itai front and after
the pa.sage of this Ordinance, all worts; Isom, and
alley* opened, or hid out, or drawn or marked on
the plan or plot of the Borough of. Port Carton. are
hereby declared to be paha• etreete: lanes, and :diem
led that all gt3w, I, or tilispr valuable
therein, are hereby (4 , 1 - . l.lpra lu Ite lb. pro
perty of the lloy.imgh.
2.. .I.ld4erafseShee ordained, 4.e., That if aby
person or peraon• shall appropriate to ,his, her, or
their use. or shall-dig or eery away hay earth, stones,
or grav4l, from any .111,1. lane, 01 alley:! mentioned
lu the lit siecieta of this Orrirnarae. WritiOnt pOrritio.
slog from Itroi 'bier Iturceis. etery porton 114 off a nd.
Mg, shall forfeit aed 'l3), for every and each Whose,
the mint of four doher,, to.br recovered at ltb Cana f
Fop, as debt, of like amount ate by law recoverable,
and paid to the Treasurer for the 1:1 , e of the Borough.
riat . 3. -Ina be it forties '0rd.:14,1.i he . That
whet. any peraor. or persons khan he about to neater
repair any house or buiiiiing wAUun this Borough.
and 013111>e deacons to Occupy part of the street, by
pliant; a lime house and other material• for
tog thereon. be 'ball apply to the Chief Bur; esq, who
shall v lets the Oar, sod If he thinks it necessary to
11.11ne.2 lime house, and lay materials in the street,rhe
Shall allot such part of the street -Is he shall, think
nerearary and proper, to O_eroilltriJrlM-rt Its., owner Or
and shall rive him, her or them, Wrim e n
permission, rt.:scribing the space I'S be used, without
charge, far thirty days; but fat any lima >lGvr th,
cc
pirataon of the first thirty da),S.. a charge chill ba
made of three dollar, for every thirty day., and a
sum proportionate thereto, far any time that the hot:
der ur holder, of said sternillision us copy the
said street ther.a Orr.
rasied, Febritary2.l.l. 1313.
AOSA . I.L. Chief Burgpsa
Attest. tittlassett. Town rk,t.
AN ORDINANCE
GU HE fa the Shpert•ter, nj Roahtif eertgrot pwer..
41/1.1 "4
•
Be it ordetiar.i.&-e Thai from and after the paasate
Of olio Ordinance. the eluper•oar or Unlit.. July ap
pointed, shad. dorm: Inn roan amino, to nadir,. have
the game power and nuinority. and ece:cire the dir
tier tint are now given to or enjoined urnin the Mei
Conciatile. by any ordinance of thin Unrprigh e a far
all the sauna relates to rent , avtad nairanCec and nb
rtructions Crain the streets, ranee. alteryn, dud public
hicbwais of the linrongh
l'arre4l, February 23J, 1553,
1111.1., Uhler fiu/ l ieu
Arte‘t, II 1 4 u trorra, TRIWtt
=
~ / r ft..-r,
reotat , r
Br it mrdatned, That in case thr High Consta
ble refuses to fulfil 11;:t duty in regard to mny Ordinance
which has or amy be passed, he shall, on contortion
of the smile. Lerore the Chief burgess, pay a line of
not lest than two nor 1110,4 , than four dollar• to Le
appropriated to the rise of the llorottylt.
Pas.ed, rains ry 211.
it(”l,. BULL, Chief nur;esa.
,
Attest, li Sum. Fa, Town tletlt.
AN ORDINANCE
lickfts.og 1.1 for r„,,,
Hit I Be it ai . clained, k. , That the Chiel Bur
gess etull, within. one month aner his elertion, ap
point a sufficient number of Police Officers, to keep
the pare of the Borough, who, during the 11WP of
their appointment, shall le. thrested with the same
vatiority. and entitled to the ante privileges
menus and fres as the Comitsbles 01 i^e It4lll Ibutough
are instilll herraftet be Int est,d with, or be entitled
to by law.
ricr 6 :lel be it fbetAbr werfornerf, Se. , Thy any
Person an app•nnled by the foregoing tertian, who
email neetert or (prow 10 lake upon himself to perform
the durn-e of kaki oilier or offer ',avant enrered upon
sant ilutlee, attar! neglect or rein, o, Ant hare the
IMMe. shall (oriel, acid WO for ..v.my lot Ir orience.
RUM rrf four dollar,. uhren fine shill be paid into the
Treanor) , of the Corporation. to be rernvererl with
okra ..1 ntd . ar deli!, ,or like amount are by late re
roreraLf• Prernfr:f. That no person Mull be corn
petted to •enr more Oran one ,ear to any lcrur of
three }earl
Passer]. February 13.1.
Road WILL, Chief Bnreese.
Aiiret, 11. Toon Clerk.
I=
11,TI 11,m N.
fL 1,1 1 . .,,
Reg. I. Be at orJuinr.l,&r Tltal from and after
the pares g•' of this Ortlinanre, it shall not hr lawful
for any Dag to go 31 It, ego in the flatough of Poll
unit.: tinder the litho% ing roe ~,,,, one ; that
is In ray, every DV( g. , lng 04 large In sand Ihwnugh
shall he se. Inlet, MU/ /tut 0..1111114 herrw 011311
be constriteJ, to permit any female Dog, when In
to run at large in the ltot ,, azh of Pori caroc.n
Sae 1. The Chief Ilurgrss Is hereby anthori,,l
In appoint 34 many pi.”ll, he may deem stere,a
ry, aLo.r dory it 411311 ht. to t arty 11111 Ortllnanee in
to strict etheti, by 1 , 111 , 1111 g all Jos bound running II
large In the lloNkfulk of l'ort l'Arhon to be killed and
huneJ, and got the Ye, IC, lir be perlomcd In kill
mfatol hot) Mg ry h 11.14, tint per..., en In be 3N...in
led , shall wren, eurti 011111 nil moo,y 34 ghat' hr
hy..tn with the (lilt.' Burge., who IS 11,101.3
.11110W/A to di - 34111a warrant, lan Itle Trellllr. I,
as well 81 fur all other nereatitry e tutor., that may
be turn tied In the tier uttoil of 1,1114 11rJimanor.
Paatett. l'ehr..”ry 'dad,
Mt . + , 1111,1., 11.1e1 'Borg. as
Alt. ci Tow, t ler g.
=I
/b01,~~,i, , a r!
I
Ptr , I (..r•r..,,.
Be it sordararJ. Sr , Thu it shill not be lan NI for
any person or perrona to fire or tunic in be fired,
any kind of n - othin the limit+ of 'hr Oar
ough of lion Call,coin, and any person or persona found
violating thisOrolinance. shall he gutorern Ina penalty
of four doll tr•, to be retOVerra With rota of dolts, au
debt. of like omen flt are by latt teroverable. and to
be paid in Trelsotrer for the ine of the lloonngh
It.ll, frbru try 23,1
1101$ 01 7 1.1., Chief Burge.,
Attest, 11 tilltsst.ga, TOWD
March .5. 10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANE SEAT CRAM MANUFACTORY,
No 131 ,V, t;tl, ,oppow.•
ry - IIIC au b lber la constantly linia4t nt. and on
!. band. Plain and l'anry Cane cleat Chain.
In Veal y of F:leg.int and Faihninalile
Styl..s, for P4r1013, !lining-11,1mq or Chen,- e
kr re, made in tansy Wood•,lnutatlon 'food!,
and Fanry Narita. &r
Reception and Cotner ellaire, of light and brdniti.
fuldesignx ; Vane loungeg,Cane dertrr.. Hall (In us_
Counting House and Cfifice Ann Chats, large ',id
small Raking Chairn, Store end Atearnbolit Sinolc,
Wholoir f Arne o, and Retie es, &.c , & e.
hating extended farlltit, fir 111.1rIlli I ritlfing.ll,
ran offer et Tarte stork to i•elert from and ...tern.. na
ordets a. prlimptly And cherply 0.4 any eclalliolin,ent
In the Union
Ilnuarkeepeis 110101. St... Ali-tat r.nd Rail Dnad
l'onipanler, Ts 111 lOW II to !heir in y re.it to fall at IN.
Farlory of N. F. WOOD,
No. ID N. Gil, Si ,iippri4lle Franklin :agnate, Phila.
Feb 25, 1553 0 3177
STOVES' STOVES' ! STOVES!"
"ENIAN & WA ItNlCK,orticrevsors in P. F
Ila
gar & .) writ COI r..a.tinue the Stove haring,.
on an ettelitrve cal.. al the tame old
estaldivbed stand, E Corny, of :ad
and have Streers.Philadelphis,who.re
they would be harior In err the old
patron• of the late Firm, and the Pub
lic general!, We omit.' rood re.
9ertfully cell your attention to the following Stover.
vex —"Noggrevre " fleming SIOVe, the Erin Rail
road Slovep. Muck's co•kbrateil Patent Vr'ned r:auvrs,
the celebrated Globe Cook tato, e. for W 00,11., Coal;
and liar*lntlre celebrated Victor Wood Flio.ca ; to
gether with an cadre,. variety of Pattern+ of every
derctiptinn, at whnlertale and retail. Alvo,
Celebt•ted Plough Moulds.
Wst C. NrY,4 .
NRMAri & WARNII K.
Wir F Waanicn.
N. E: Corner of r , r , rond and Rare
N. R —llllhe iliffesont ODD E11:UE:4..4 BRICKS
on bind lor Nunes.
EPb. 99. 1E53. 93m
PUBLIC SIIZEI OF LIVERS , STOCK.
\ 1)11.1. he sold at ! oboe Anrttne, on RATA HUA 1 ,
r the th day of Marrh, 1c53, at the
Penns} Irani . ' Hall. at 2 o'clock. P.M.,
the entire stock trl I k. 1
eiy [ , table,elmetrilnr of
3 Truer-nem& errs, rep
IO Ruggles
I Band Wagon,
I ynikry, ,
I Cart,
2 Two-seated .tari [ages.
I Rneka way, •
2 Three-arated tfleigh•.
2 TWO-9(.311.d .1.1
N One seated do
Its Double and Sin Or !hennas, •
Tolether with Buffalo Sob., Horne Blanket., Fly.
[ICH; Shutt Hells, Whips, Riddles,
[lndies. and Tonle belonging to the ,11 5.
&c kr.
,imato6
To those wishing to engage to the
Livery hiplines.. thin sale presents a rare opportunity
—the stand being Well established. and conimanding
the brat custom of the place-
Conditions made tnon - n at time of sale.
lie nide; C W. TITAI Ay, Receiver
Feb R 7, 1533. 9.31
$2O DAY"
1100 E AGENTS WANTED,
rvo flavvr•an . • IlazEtc:Ai or THr 'NITRO
Anwrrat..luat puldl , lled and now ready for ranvan
seta. Trine Work, iii , ,PlOlble In busineos men.
give. a luntnry of the Leith... nil. general rhellte of
the soil and Mate niOgrieultore.ananorarluren and
pi/1.11011.0 of every lawn In the United
o linable stlthtleal tot•tee, a nem mnp cf thp United
Sint.,, az,
An ;agent wanted for tits rotmty Apply 'mimed,
atPly to ❑ORACE Wir.NTWORTII.
Mi=alM
DEICES
IMPORTANT TO MINERS AND
COAL MERCHANTS.
1 4 IIC Stih,rriner beg. rest...llolly to inform Mi•
1 Dora nod Coal Merchant" that he has con.tantly
on hand and for male a large •apply of Chatnl, of all
Marc from / Inch inch, made from extra relined
Iron, and suitable for slope, or mill puryo,ea, whirls
he Will sell on very reatonable term,.
DANIEL 21,47M1T11V,
No. GO SvranannAt and Dock St_ Philad'a
Jan 29, 1953. ' 5-3 m•
NORTON & CLYMER,
TRANSPORTERS ANIL) COAL DEALERS, will
have a Line ofFirl Clacc Vona; Barrel, running
between. PcnisCllle, Albany. New Vork.ltradind and
Philadelphia. on the opeong of Navigation
t..} Cunt r.ic t. for Freight la ill receive prompt alien
lion aecidence—Readlng, Pa.
W.lll. NORT4I7:. DASILL 11..CLV writ.
Feb. 19, 1951. 9-3 m
IitYRE I I77 : t.
PMcCA ULLA rst Manufactory. No, 16Routh 4th
. limn, and Nn. 141 Lo . ntbard Stree,t, (shove sth
Rtreet.) Phfladelphia Tenn,a of all ttestriptions.
Nut,
1 THUNKA
I's rnE tVo
TEAVELING. $ Always nn hand.
41. Materital and Workmanship warra:.ted.
Feb. 5. IS.S3. f,-301
__ - -
WILLIAM ECkFELDT,
1108 E AND HAND MAEF.I4. NO. 130 N. 13th I.
PHILADELPHIA.
MACHINE DELTINH, Hula le, Unable nr Round,
wade of best t ily Leather tanned exprestly for
the pow,, stretched by.the latest Improved palen•
trd Marhlnely, Cemented and Mailed In the yelp
best utanner, warranted emial In any in 1t.,.
Laps made tell h water-pouf Cement if desired
Large nr small Moe of the best material, and work
manthip and al priers.
reOrdere may be left at R. Rlcttis's Leather Store,
N 0.1311 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
Rao LEATIIE.I. LAOIIO4. PICKER LLATIICIL
Jan. IS. 18::.3. • alp
MORETON & DICKINSON,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, Tinaod empper Smiths,
Railroad Street, opposite Fergarty'srStore, POTTS-
V MIX, Pa., where they •re prepared toi make to or
der all kinds of work In the above branches and Fue
l's Shower and Slipper Baths, Pimps and Water Clo
. 10 ,2: also. alt kinds of Tin, Copper and sheet Iron
Work made to order at the shortest passible notice.
Roofing, Spooling, and all kind* of Conking uten•
ills nude and repaired at tho shortest notice and In
the most retrainable terms. ,
*The best pikes given for old 'wrote'.
Aug.l9. 1832. 35-if
PARIZ'S LINIMENT.
TBAT great remedy, Parr's Pantygenic Liniment,
which has far so long a time enjoyed an enviable
reputation ,in the Old World, for the cure of [rheuma
tism, Unat, Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Tooth Ache ,
Biotin, Sprains, all local pains, and all erections re.
galling an entrust application. whether incident to
man or hone, can now be had of the sobecriber,Kgrat
for Pottsville. Price 3 rent s p er bottle.
B. BANNAN.
Feb. 5,103. 64m
REAL ESTATE.
31101:11TIT MUM111111413 7 211 - WATE.,
Fon. BOLE Al` PitIVATZ RALlBill'lse - 111Iovui
Vernon Mills, Moos. 11001 *. Tigab , t l . ll . 4 'the
whole property... Pi eloW offered as • b srsata to
Capita Data and business melt. A/ergs potato. of
the purchase money may remain In the hands of Abe
purchaser for a teem or )eat#. secured by bond and
mortgage upon the 'property..; .' .
The place la glutted ice the centre of the Northern
Coal Haein or genme,lcanla, in the valley. of the
Larka.vaal, county of Lucerne, a had ; , _ • .
one mile lean Archbald. arbria-ttio -......, - ••
Delaware sad li.aoan Comet COtatra- : , 4:7.;
my are mining their Coal for ',N..1 - 4.rt - . ,t , : s i.
city, and anon; 7 miles from Scranton.“,•-'.-1.
_,,,,-
e.‘ here they are now minterensl.and'`....; .
delivering it by the Lang a wan* and Akestein Rail
Rea.'
In the cup of Bud'ilti. N. V. The COntiallap
yulln o ,d. th at if to connect with the.Bunimetville
RallNiail. threat. New IfurkorylllNass within 'about
5 m il e , of the properly: by that route it will be but
8 b ouli , inn b y locomotive to the city ofi'iew Volk.
The Estate ronslatanf Dot acres of the Shen Voal
Lamle In the valley. nu which are also several veins
, i
of , h lion 0 .,. I,,cether with the timber an MO
0,,,, of th e ~,1i,,1010C tanilct. At a reisunspe esti
mate, the quantity at Coal In the gi:ltiLui would be
ten millions (Mon..
•
The iingiroveMenta are a large, sicw and well built
Dam, claw MITI. L a u, mill, Raab and Mind Manufac
tory, nulth ! 4 hop, Store, 11:1thellirir Muses, 7
Barns and likluirrolla AIM tioildingl necessary far the
onrratlon, of the place. The buildings, Meehi n ,,,,
and improVellont4 tie all new. and built of the beat
material, in the most approied form.
The Mill is note manufacturing six huniked thous
and feet of lumber tar arinnm, and theamount of
timber Is sufficient for ten yenrsnf successful opera.
thin. The throw from the Mills, Store. ire., is now
85.06 per:intim. The Tarn binds and rents are
constantly tncreaging In salve. The P""" PoPula
lion of the place to between &land 704tersoue, all ae
lively and prosperously employed. The river passes
through II:r fooprily for half a mile, with a fall 0f26
feet. affording ample wall'? power f r a ny amount of
hi e , ,y. proper management, the plate will
soon become the most dellyhtftil. native and prosper,
.0. ~,,,nl3/Inring • Via fe In this rapidly Improving
burlap of Pennsylvania ,
Tho Plant Road kinning from Wilkesbarro to Car
bondale long within, 50 rods of the premises. The
DelaWa rt. rind Sticipiettstinall iGll Road when made,.
will pars main the stream through the place.
Any further information In relation to ib r op,,,,, rt ,
r my be obi d by adiressing.post-paltb, CHARLES
ATLit,s .. siethwille„ hurts county, Pa., or
E
L W N WATERS. Archbald. Lucerne county,
Penns (POI. 10, 11153, b-2m •
noumci MILL FOB SALE.
A VF,IIT superior Rolling Mill, about 'ill miles from
:A the illy of Philadelphia, having every advantage
lurk a f ism-able locallan can give, for pin
crock of all binds far our: lurl log the
Ma nol"..Cluin of Iron.
This property has the advantage of Rad- •
t 031 15,1,11 hi Water (01,011111111rallon.
There la in the Mill PATENT SPIRE
M A eIIIN ERV, for the inanufAclore 0,1 Whip and Ball
Road snil.eo. as MICH an Under Rivets, ace
th.v. oropetty la well adapted for the manufacture
of Nati.. Strew:, Wire lia,r Tale. Railroad (twi n ,
Sheet Iron, Lototoothe Tire, together with •Ilirind,
of it tit IRON, large and detail
3 bits SPENCER, Jr.
. .
roninmirallnns'w.,ll be ad.ll4,ed $0 i; WA-
Tr.IL'IAN, TIIIIIII sireet. belay. WAI.NI T,
(Feb 19. 1953 9-31
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
A 1)E ., •11111131.E I . I:OPERTY, vitunii• rob . ; er 01
Ce ow and thin Sir Pot, In the Borong . n.of potin
,•illo•rnn,•-nn" of I.n l of Cround.l.o tet ton George
ettret-t, t, olnut 150 ft [ton nigh Street, •
nn tt.ht.ll there 1.1 a large IWO Shit • -
ry Goo:woven finished end in Oi • l
•
R.oid tr , and .la other Tenant Ilnu- ti •
Sr It II a 11 en or good waler and
pump, all of .whiph will be entd.dil a
Inn priet:•
AL:AI /, A 1.0 story (tome Miter% with Ira...meal
storrof none. end hut of Ilrollind, with an excellent
Well of water and Pomp, on ntioalet' Alley, In the
Ilorour.ti of Pei; wine.
At..nt). A DotOle,nr two flame Dwelling Houses
and I.n; of Ground. on Minersville titleet. •
ALS9 A Lnt of G r ound nil Railrnad %I feet
front on Railroad Street. by It* feet to Logan'crourt,
r.lll. a 81.0.1 e, and being In 3 central and de.
•irable lor itlnn
ALPO, A Litt of Ground 32 by 103 G., , n N ome
14,1•1111ott to rt.tltAillo
All .41 wtach h nlTorrd at low pri.t., and cagy
t”tn. , I rot rot lliet partiiiilar., enquire a
MANII4:I. II %FITZ,
- 11..tnte Agent. oppnsile the. Town Hell.
1411 1.9.1453 5-el4l
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A (;•••Rti, u turirt Per.i
The Aeronaut. by Ade!bell Tian:lated by .
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The Apollo “mtlery at the Lout le
The h, w Notk Herald
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A Day at the Cu s grits Mills,k NS
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Mnt•rican A 01,14111 es at the Liman., /13
Dreamland, 117
Homan 11111111,, 119
The Prather, VII
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NleCouneil'a Patent C‘prra. Eneliie, , . .65
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Alornine r front a palatine by Wilenn • 119
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ATreaii.e oil the Practice tif Wahine—by John
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Steheltan. Al. D. ; two •nliimes In one.
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(leach's Anterican ensiles and Family Physklan.
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Part, I vol.
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4:1 n—by William Buchan, M. D.
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Jan, 41,1853. ' 4 tr
, FRANCIS BACON, WALTER
F FItANCIS HAPOAI tisving mane rstene Gies Ash Coal, from the heal althea in Ochaylialliv e
the N.Vork and Eastern' markets, resorelfully
Otolloathssi a.r Esoilly use. Office. W. cattier o
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OFFICIAL.
PnOiILtUXIATION
VATIIEREAS, the lion. Cil ARLES Vi. lIEGINS,
nol•. Pro6ooot of the Court. of Cumnion Pleas
of the County of Sam) inPenn.ylvania,and Jug.
tire of tire several Courts of Moaner treasions of the
tlier and Terminer sad General Gaul Welly,
ry, in raid County.-the lion. lici.ohlolu Forma and
Faaaria S. Ilencev,Judgea of' t he Criurt of Quarter
Seisiona of the Pence, Oyer and Tetanal, and Gen
eral Olen Delivery. for the trial of:all iambi' and oth
er offence. in the sold County of Schnyrklll, by their
piercing to me direried,have ordered a Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, aad Quar
ter Semorrni of the Peace, to be holden at Pon.mile,
on Rit)Nriav, Me .7th day of 51.411C11 au, at II
o'clock, A. M., to continue two weeks; if necestiary.
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given, to the Coroner.
the Justices of the Peace, and constable. of the raid
County of Schuylkill. that. they are, by the said pre
cepts, r mama naed to be then mid there, at 10 o'rlot k
iii thefosecoon of the tall day, rob their loth - , re•
cords, Iraq ilsliloiu , eituntlialioni and all other fe
ltietnbraners, to do those tangs which in their several
oftice.'appertain to be dune; and all those that ate
bound by: rpcogolunceg, 10-prosecute against the
Folsom . .. Mat are of then stall lie In the gaol of said
Courtly of Schuylkill. are to be then and mere to pro
secute them, mrahall be Jura
God tart the rommo.rratth..
JAM ES "NA . GLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff'. Office, Pottrillle,
February 5,1953. 6-tc
N. B.—The Witnesses and Jurors who are cum,
mooed to attend said Court, are required to attend
punctually. lu case of non-attendance the law In such
ra•ro made Sal provided: will be rigidly enforced
This notice is puhlishril.by nide, of the Uncut; those
concerned, will govern themselves accordingly.
LILLOCLAMATIIO*.—NOTIiI.: Is hereby 'tarn
I - that a Court of Common Pleas and , quarter Set,
sons of the Peace, for the trill of ciucet at i•aue, in
and forthe Comity of wall Le herd at Potts.
stile, in the Count/ aforecatd,, on MONDAY, the 14th
of Match neat, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to continue two
weeks
Therefore all persons having sults pealing, and all
perenn• n hone duly it shall he loappeisr at said Court.
will take Howe and govern ihenivelees aceordingly.
JAMES IIiACT.F., Sherlir.
411hert6's Office. rollavillr.
Feb. 5. 1653. 8- tlt
MEDICINAL.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S NERVOUS AND
INVIGORATING ConbiAL.
drr.•ri,r'driro, fey rn ea! :•": - Nritc,
astonishing Preparation fur raising any weak
Ironstirutlon. debilitated by ewe. labor, study or
disease, artflOke a 01111,n, It gives strength and ap.
petite, and pd' great invigorating properties
For 11.11 Disease, AU Nervous affections, Fiat:i
tem e, Warr thorn. Restlessness. Numbness, Neural
-113, raking the ipltlts and giving power to the whole
system. It is almost miraculous in it. effect, 50 rents
a bunt.'.
Conscra CoasYY, Aug 27114155 i
I have Leen affected with nervous ,nfamion• the
past four years. and base tiled many medicines st ith
nut relief omit I used Dr II tse's Nervous Cordial
Betio, using one battle, from being reatless.weak and
nervous, I derived great benefit, and feel take another
man; maw enjoying better health, and hat lag quiet
sleep. Pres 1.,u0. 10 using the cordial, I was restless,
and my eyes were frequently twitriong, and my mu,
Tler 1100;—flaw they are more quiet, and I feel better
every io ay, both in mind and body.
JAAICS WILLI/ 1 / 4 1Di.
The above Preparation to be hat of H. HANNA In,
Pale Agent for Pchuylkill County. Alen, of C. J.
Fry, Tamaqua ; and Dom. J. W. GaAs, lilinersville.
Feb. 'ld, 1n53. thtf
-scacrwirs PIIIMIONIC num , .
The follow; ng Ca ,• is one of the g, ',west trirraiplis
of medunne over di ware, it ,r rrlde:krd in Me
dical History Rrad it
pROMPTED by no other than Ile feelings .1 beast
volence, and for the benefit of my afflicted fellow
beings, I desire tom Ike known a short description of
icy disease, and the unexpected stir. I nn;alneel f em
M , rhenck's eulnionie ;syrup. Upward., of two y i,,
Wien sick'. which gradually were sed
suite, I win
f
until I waszat fir reduced that I never expected 11 ,, tie
well again. I had, at different 1011,1, the attend.. ce
Of sit ...anent phystel lb*. WllllOlll retell tng any ben
efit. In the month lit February 1641, I roMM•Cretl
using S. heart's Putman c Syrup. and fay dewsse at
that tone was an follow, -1 na a torlleinvly feeble,
confined to toy bed. stiffering . hat Iris luselvle ever
do. nod survive ly flesh lied all 411..api,ea-red— the
arrow of nil eyes I cry y, May —skin also very yel
low, like a prison bast,, Vie 1111141Ine-lery Lir, and
husky I had a dull. heavy pain in my right side,
near lb. margin of the ribs; this side alto was larger
than natural, pain in my shoulder. A aliarp'pain In
my len aide, which wan ”nallei than littoral; or. as
I ihnaght, decayed away. I had a very distressing
pain at the pit of my smooch—tongue coated with a
ityck white far—stomach very mon—appetite entire
ly seine, not being able to cat anything—bowels very
wiegular and costive—discharges very unnatural—fe
vers, night meets, thirst, violent ptilp.tation of the
heart, night dry cough, pawl In cry breast. difficulty of
breathing ,dreadful headache I was law imitated and
often would have had spells, that thy lustily thought
1; vas dying. I cannot describe as I would like ta Jo
my miserable situation Sad my wretched suffering.;
as every organ in my body was either 411.100410 t de
ranged, My phtslelans said I had the Dyspepsia and
t.iver Complaint. and was fast hasterong to Consump
tion Vita. as near as I ran tell, Wan my situation
when I coinmenred using the Pitimonir tit rep I
found that the syrup au. cd with me.anil it was, the
only medicine that ever gave me relief It caused a
large quantity of corruption tribe discharged. It reg
ulated my bowels—it relieved my sufferings—gave
me an appetite ; In short..tne Pulmitior Kril') we. the
remedy, by the blessing of Proritlenne. that restored
ate to health. In Use month of April following. I was
well enough to move Dorn Near York illy stn West
Farms. where I now reside. I ellpl at this time per
fect health, and am fleshy and feel limier than I have
done for firmly year. past. This medicine had proved
a blessing to myself and family, for I have used It
with my children several times, and always with
great benefit; end many other persons that I know
of, have used It also w ith like eflects. I keep the
syrup in my house, and would not be without it for
any conalderation ; and I conscientiously believe it
is the best medicine ever diecovered, and I earnestly
recommend the public to try it, believing, es=l du,
that If Its virtue Is once known, every family would
keep It.
MEI
This Is a plats, shorn history of my [ll2e, and Is-the
truth. and any penman de•trmc. of further partnenlars
can call on ine at the residence of my husband, Capt.
Johnson, West Farms, WesiclieNter ('ounty, N. V.,
14 miles from the city
PRUDENCE JOIINNON.
Prepared only by .1 Ii PCII ENCK. and for gale In
1 . 011ot:111e, by .1011:1 S. C. M•FTIV,
WENTZ A. Co., No 177 North Third Srreet. general
genre for the Slate. Pr,re 0! per Annie, or
for BS.
Feb 11/, 1.!...1 •
- TATUM
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[Sr • 1 4 * .
1 *"
1;3 - dr
ve -
CHERRY PECTORAL
For the Core Of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, AND •
CONSUMPTION.
•. And by the river. upon the hank thereof, snail
grow ail 11..., for meat. village leaf ',hall not fade
and the fruit thereof ',hall he for meat and the leaf
thereof fn. medicine
Ile•e Wise hope for the sic k recorded lonit aro, and
every year add% ,11• W proof 10 the aecnrnare that
these roomier.' shall not fail.
A. medical Science dw.Overa and drkignat,s the
remedies rl4l.lfl` has given, one by one, the di•ra,e%
that afflict our race yield to the control or att. bl
all the maladies we sutler from. none has carried
more victims to an untimely grim: than Consumption
of the Lungs lanbjmned we give name e 'dent, that
this out may be cored, a nut that Pula/ovary crimptaintl,
In all their ramie, may be rem:.; to! by Circuity Pcc•
TUN. -
.pure will not permit us to publich here any pro
portion (dale cures a has effected, hot the Agent be
low named, will furnish our emuler, nee, wbersob
are full particulars and Indisputable prod of these
farts
Silirefe TB, rel.] and juke. 101 )01W11 , 1 I , rl .
FOR INFLUENZA AND WHOOPING COUGH
N CMS IT Lt, TrNx., June .215,1851
- -• •
Sir --I have repeatedly ti.ed your ('hotly
far %V hnoplng Cough and Intidenzt. and have no ben
ILITHICI Ift pc:nriunctng It a tcolllplete f•til.dy Pim
of n i p children hani• been afflicted la ill, these dtiea
and the free u•e of the Pe:haat han aka a)a •f
Dried a litip.t inatant relief JAMES 01,0% ER.
Ke anent the tridluof the above Plat , meat.
M. McGINTY, Ed the Naahvllir R hag.
J M. ZIMMERMAN, Illttentd
FOR A CONSUMPTIVE CoCCII.
=I
- .
Dear Sir • For three year, I ,have been afflicted
with a cough, an dmiteesing that rfrequently despair
ed of recovery ; much of the time I woo obliged to
111 up rill night in my chair, Si my COLIg:1 would tiutio.
cote me when I laid down. Hams a-ril mans reme
dies without much teller, I of lost tried the CHERRY
PECTORAL.whictrunder Providence, ha-cured me
altogether. I am with gratitude youro,
JAMES Ri'CANDLESS.
This is one of the nUmerouscutes of Asthma which
hove been accredited to Cherry Per coral.
' Argotic. N. 'V., April 17. ISIS.
Da. Acct. Lowell. Dear Sir. -1. have for years
been afflicted with Asthma In the worst form. so that
I have been obliged to sleep in my choir for a larger
pact of the time, being unable to brratbeAtr - fiiirb - g
I had tried a great many medicines, to no. purpose,.
onitimy physician prererthed, as an experiment, your
Cherry Pectoral.
At tint it seemed to make me worse c, but in less
than a weeki began to experience, the 'most gratify
ing relief front it, sue.; and in fourdveeks. the
digiare is entirely removed. icari steep on my bed
with comfort, and enjoy a lute of health which I
had never expected to enjoy..
El - 410E S. FAiIA NT,
Commission sod Forwarding Merchant
From ths - Prehdesu of Amkerst:"Follezt,
EDWARD. numlieocK. Ei..l.L. D.; Ac.: -
J. C. Aran.lr have used your Cherry Pec
toral in my own citron( deep-seated bronchitis. and
am sattelled, from its chemical constitution, that it is
an admirable compound for the rribtf of larynalat
and bronchial ditErulites. Ii my opinion. as to its
superior character, can two( any service, von are at
liberty to use it as you think proper.
Amherst, Pent. 19;1849. •
Among the other Mstingulshed authorities who
have lent their names to reenminend thlr preparation
as the bent known to them for affections GC the longs,
are: ,
Pres:dent PerkiDll , Vermont Medical College,
Prof. Stillman, Yale College.
Prof, Valentine Molt, New York,
Prof. Cleaveland. Bmednin Medical College,
Prof. Butterfield, Ohla Medical College,
Canadian Journal of Medical Science, •
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal,
Charleston, 8.C., Medical Review,
New Jersey Medical Reporter,
Hon. Uenry Clay, U. B. Senator.
lion. Oeo, P. Marsh, Am. Ambassador to Turkey,
Geo. Emanuel Malec', President of Chili. -
Rt. Rer.' Ed. Power, Lord Mohan of Throat°,
Rey- Hoi.l-anslits, Brooklyn, New York.
Archbishop parcel,. of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Also. many entinent personages In iln , lik-V t i ;
Not only !lithe mere dangerous saddler. ,
ea one
of thrlaings„ but also as I family
best In the world. , Prepared and AVER,
for occasional ace, it la the safe
t end Crwinisl• Lowell. Mass.
obu (frown; Mintravllle,
Bold In Pottsville,
ggists generally.
IL.Falls ; and Dm rtztr;lleantert and
9-3 m
,e 10. 9 9, /033.
• lITTON, ; , --STELMEN S. PRICE.
r/PM' for LOria suppled with Whit, ftp,i,, n d
Anot ha V my jr:( trim adnalltaneß for %tapping Coat to
hate of the patronage of buyer I, tu bet her fur factory,
Walnut and Frnut'Strcets. ' WbUtf, Spruce b tre e t.
delphia, February I InSj, 6—dm. ,
SHERO".S SALES.
Yirtpe of IWO writs of Lxvant FACIAS
szimurr's abzr. =AZ ESTATE
lisued by the Conti of Commilo Pleas of SO1E1)11:111
County, and to tnei directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public Vendor and •outcry, on FATUR
DAY, the Pith chyle( March, IK'S:at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, at llie!Penti.ylvania Ilall,in Pottsville.
All that certain tact or parcel of Coal land situ.
ate in (formerly Norwegian, now ea -a) Townt•top,
lttehtlytt:tll CountVi Pimm.ylvanis, bounded by
lands of the Fore;l' Improvement Company. land
surveyed on a wariant granted to John Sichati and
otiacrs, and containing five hundred and Lorry-nine
acres and one bundied and four perches and allow.
auce, and being the same premises which were
,urveyed in pursuance of six Several warrants,
granted by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
aye thereof cacti dated the sixteenth day of March,
one thoiriand, eight: hundred nail twenty-nine, and
granted to John Spayd, Daniel Stall,
John Stall and Driniel J. Ridgeway respectively,
and one thereof dated the thuteetitlrday of,Mareh,
one thou-and, eighb . hundred end twerity.htne, and
granted to Summit '44.itiinger, and being, also, the
same premi-es which lohn C. Dingman, by two
mortgages, the one 'slated the third day of January
18:IS, and the other: dated the- ninth day of June,.
morigaged to 'sir:noel J. Curtis, with the ap
purtenance..
Seized, taken in Oxeriitiiin and to be cold by
JAMES NAGLE, Sher if.
Sheriff', Wee, Poitsv,lfei
February 17, 1g1i.3. 1 31
DRY (MODS, &c.
.J STEWART anrcry.
T 113 Nmt ti SEC, Sitt,t, a bove Wood. t
Plidmaelphia;:vinuld respectfully ealt.thr a
t 11 of tni ft • nod the Public m gPneral.j::
in hi+ large and well &elect.' stork of OARPETS..!
1)11. CLOTHS, SIAT'CIII. WINDOW 5111ADE8.
DOOR MATS, STAIR RODS, PIANO COT-I'
ERS. TABLE CDT IN, COCOA mArriNG,
Driin 1 , 0 I) Innto wide for Public
fg. Counting If r. •
Also, to my Ilraiarh !Gore, 136 Spring Garden ,
.rzire.t above Ninth.
Feb . ...6,1653. I 7)-4,11
LOOMING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
117 Chest, let ,data tr. .11h ,iVlrth, 47dr, 1'411, 4 ,1', 1
V Ir. inform Merchants and residents of this co- V
,rinity. that Min wort romplete assortment of
MANTEL, PIER, WALL and OVAL GLASciES, rlch•
est atyloo, for privat use, or all kinds fur country
sales, with POMTit tilT and PI el VHF; FRAMES —I, ,
will be found at our est anlishmult.
Long exporienee nitd large larilitiv•vilabze Lis to sell
the beet gond. at lotgest prier.
Dirneti.ttring briar :given. we will give eqlninteg far
ffily nice Mirror., delivered free from breakage. at any
point. Ordets Arthrited.
Fren h Plate Mails. for Strire.t. Dwrllltn &e ,at
importation prlres. . THOM Art J. NAT' 1 CO.
Feb. 26, 1553, 1-3:p_
WLLLIArti A. DROWN'S
CMORFiI.I.A A.D lAftANuf. Mid II FACTORY.
O. SR MARK Clt SI reel, Pl.thttelphli %VT,. A.
. A ItraWn respec Informw dealers that hi. ns
sollment of PARA:IIII,R for the Approwlthl reason
in now complete, awl Invtlrm their attention to a
lie it constantly priding new stylea.RnLl deAleri
will find hi. stock ti l e or the Most deatrable to select
front that ran be f‘Airld in the country.
Also will be fotitid; a Loge slot k of PallltflEl.f.AS,
consisting of low priced Cotton ; Gingham of every
quality. and a cholml as...lnt...tit of Silk. all of tebacla
be oilers for .ale at
. ;a ;man 341V3 me on the 'emit of
mannfartnre.
February 7-3 m
A "—`" 7 ' 7l . )., `"` l '';'"l l * . "i"*s" l ";FDlv,,ivl.,,Z,„-",0r.: ;
Phs9
Nr tlrsie,na fir Pre.,
/11111,1 t. Fr, .11 And INDIA 011011:4 ;
Linea, L311139/.1:1141 illflll,lllllC ;
A ill. le4n And AV"nlen Gonda.
Whtble,ileHtirer+ .opplirtl a iii, tearer anti
dporildo Dry Gonda; At i.,n prirem, per nett Cacti.
F-h. lA. iC5.3 A 3rn
SODIETIIING NEW.
L 4 RA. 13. RUPLEC, Invites nitention of
V 1 countty Merrlta . nts and pre os Maketo to het on
rivaled assortment ii PAPER PATTERNS. for full
etzed Lathes , Dresoies, Sleeves, Mantles, Taloiks,
Itinntitta•. Carol, Aliyons, Sacks, hr . /kr.
• . •
i t ailvrog`are einlaohlerrd In vartotts
prlntelland frtnged.itlinwing-exactly how the Drys.
Will appear when 'tilde
Being In conAtabi comintintration With the bedl
h..... it Lratdon Arid Ptak,. and fornl.hed 'notably
With every neW deztgn ar. Sinn ue n aPPo.r+• the pub
lit cto alma yu depind on tb14.1/1,1 E..tahli•!hed Howe
for the rnn.t orltorelie noveitle4 In dri'.lll.
A!wau on hand :11: be:11111Ni aq9,-Tment of NUL.
DREN•S 1:L01111Ni1, of the new,' mlyies and ma
Meti3l.l v. ere nu arced her In 19 19, 1K:0 an.l
11- A rtel ni HI,. Pane: na uin he :gent in any one
enclonk Three 11,11. v•
I MRS 11. C SLIP-LEE'S
Children'. nothing & Pait,n Empndurn
gc.nth 2d at Phihdrlptila.
Jan. 29. 1252 5 7 ? m_
STRAW GOODS--SPRING 1653.
TUG Suhaerll,r 14 now prepared Cr, exhibit to Mer
chant• and Milliners Ilk 11.1131-11«nvy mock of La
dies' and 1:11 . 311/ 1110 Rdk 11.1111e!ta, Rt raw
Trinirnlnv. and Artiiieint Flowerr..; Palm-leaf Pan,
rna and every ,ariety ni 81' N 1 51CR lIATe 1,4 , 41ent1e.
men ; which. C., Extent, Variety and Beauty of
man
afrrtnre, 30 well '11111(0fillly (loon pr lrea, will hi.
10111141 unrivalled Timm A :4 'WHITE,
No. 41 Kauai Second St., Philadelphia.
Feb 5,1453. 6.3 m
NEILDS' nwrazzic PAINT.
TO BUILDERS Mil) OWNERS OE PROPERTY.
DF.RSONS d.eirou. of u.ing a purely Metallic Fire
1 and Weather Prot.f Paint, will use NEILDS' in
all its native poi Ity.ns cheaper and more durable than
any other helot r. .1% red In the rptiblic. This. :much.
ha■ undergone the .'[:ll.llli . .elisaiyst. of the learned
Prof. lanais C. Bonin, of Ow University of Penn .l [-
Vaal% This Paint U. pecvlisrly.kdapted to the paint
ing of Cara, Rnatr and it. iris of every description,
posses-inn in itself hniW body than ali) other paint
yet introduced, and pie quality of dr,ins. veal bard.
Colors vat) rag fronLiorilliar.t Red to Mach.
CERTIFICATES.
Pilo delpAnt, Dtc. 1,161.1.
Solids• fur Proof, Paint rrinlitativ nfauiT inaletlala
Os to svarrAnt the opinion That It cannot rhangi= unoirr
the artinti of any art6it•pherir agent., and that, thrre
fore it will retain nil quality (or any length of time
PerwilJe ut lion, 17111
31.10 I %Valor, 4.34
Thig A.tial)sl; I.h4r, r rnnnot . chd)ogr, whil
1.11`.11111.11 cola r mu. .1 recatomProl its extensive Plll
- en I . J 01111 ES 1:
Prof. of I'llenitstry to the area. University of
Pennsylvania and Franklin footnote.
C'Ve,trr. Pa , Jaw. 12. 1952.
. . .
1 do hereby eeridy that I hove n-ed the Ftre and
Water Proof Paine id Co., and find ti to ra
ced anything now use for holy, gins. and beatify
of color. A. • Ilril l recommend it to all floirSe Pain
ters ; atoll ran foribersay that. I believe it in he mote
durable and cheapet than any other paint Yet intro
duced to the pnalid. It N without grit-1, myself,
ground some in oil. an my Paint Mill, and wan sure
pried In find It so Very fins, and In application bean-
Will Mr either wood or iron.
JOHN - P. it a WIJNOS, ond Sign Painter.
if ~lmtngfax, ttri , FeS 14th. 1953.
Messrs. R. R. IFLPI .—We
have been using yaw mine, al Truing--fur anion months
part and believe iljo be a superior article for Wood
or Iron. and wonid recommend it particularly Orr e s
ternal painting. 1 1
11OL 1 .INGSWORTI1 k. HARVEY Nfachinint
.11anayunL, Feb. l2th. 1953.
MmFra. S R. NIELD, 6r. Co--Gentlemen —I have
been in the husinetin of Roofing with bon, Tin and
Copper. for shove 2-I yearn. and bade used hII the
Mtneral Fire ProollPaints now in the market. name
ly. Blake's Patent qlllO Paint. Silver's Enamel Paint.
the Old Spanish Pittsburg Paint &r., and I
hove never round arty thing fat to compare with Nields'
51emllic Paint, either Mr durability of color or tinw
int evenly, and nitist say that et covers Letter, with
better body, than airy paint I have ever need. I have
coveted several large Factories and hllll9 with Iron
and MLitt Manayunk,whlch I painted with MELDS'
METALLIC PAINT. and entrained one yesterday
painted In July, 19.1 d, which 1 found an bard an the
Metal itself. 1 particularly recommend it for any rod
door painting. and 40111,1 not be Ithbired to use any
other. JF.SSESIMENIAKER Tinsmith. Manayunk.
For sale he E. Yardley & Son, Clemens & Ileieler,
Pon , . olio; Daniel 0.. Moller & Co.. Harris. lisle &
Walter, Philadelphia; nby & Match,
Baltimore.
Alit.' to :4A R NE:11.11:1,
CA1.131 PARKER,
Pottsville. Pa.
Frt.. '1 , 6, I (attn. Attu)
Tilt VERY iIEST OIL ENOWN FOR
MACH/NEB F.
PAtENT IMPROVED LIIBRICA
IITIM: OM. enaand delivered by llouai•e. Geie
r/all B•-emht of Yaedley'a Iron Store, Prim..
ville. ra. v. hii7iiivtie all Oneratnra, Engineers, and
when nn-reato,l, tie .eatl in their order, and try the
article for thern.:eli.i.o. Saving of 0 . .1As saving mo
ney. Thome who have tried it Aileen of it an frillowe
It. BooliVil, Edtti)e Altera,' Jaarnal—" After teat.
Ingll. gnallnes foridbree weeka, we are free in admit
that, far fine inachihery, it Is sonerlor to any (11l that
we have used. It Works clo an and leave. no gem
ming imbalance to Elng the machinery "
On.. Dowsixo, Engineer at Jai, %Vanua' a
Shay, Pots-rine. Pa.- - lVe have been using
Devian a Patent Lubricating Oil about tiller week.
—lt 13 , 111 31 lest one-thud' iQn7er than the Oil in
Common list'."
Grp. Ktitui.Er, r nEtverr, Salta 11114 Xining , Co.,
Youngs Landin,..trromoblerratioli uponthegnides
it lasts twice as link at the ogifinary oil. It works
titian and free front gum. It is the best oil we liter
used at this place.'
169VP11 Militti.4S4tryer and F:Prilleer, Sad.. Ca,
eider Sam AWL J./tied/on— • We have been using the
Lubricating Oil fork year and a half, with an Engine
running 12,1 revolutions per minute, one la - gn Saw
Shaft running -70d revolutions per minute •nd a
small one tubbing b boat MO per minute, a nd rind
the Oil to work well in every resrultoind to wear at
toil one third longer than the ordinary oil." , -
Gro. W. Etierr,' , ,Ritch F:raua• Sten= Gn.211
e
t .11,
;Potitrilte- 7 . It t he best 0111 have ever used. It
- works clean and free from gum, and I think 'it tarts
fully a third longer, than Igoe other mil have lowa 1
Julia BOIL, Foi!rattot fur Lucia rank/. Orchard
Iron Worls,Pattsrille, Pa.—.• Wy have card the Lu
brleating Oil on allour tuathinery,aud found it .to
work well "
•
Jmtg }CEng Ell. Epriattr. Aft' ain't's' Shaft, St. Clair
tans, on aPpilc.tion upon machinery, about
twice as long asolher rine oil in use and wurks clean
nod free Irnm surd"
EDWARD HITCHCOCK
• .
DAVID WHITEIIDUVE. Eviveerfor Capeteela Do
rey,Silver Creek—L,' It wve49 clean and free Crum go
and outwears Whale Oil by one.h•lf." -
Absx. ()wart, Oup . t., Tilos. Evintrr,
Saki. Carbux Slopa•—•• We
L
a i r t. i t ab n l o y
have been al this plan for Or ten years, and In
lueeseg o dthe n
~„ene, Coh en per a
t leaarc.horn,l,loll,..
fi only
believe, by using Ole Litho orating Oil. a
any
nig of al
e aA t t ra t c w o n e .t v h e l: dal . I:
w. be erected over any other oil
Fen. 12,15a3. • 7.1 f
•
WINTER OIL..
10 ( - ft"
41A11.9Nri Meached Winter Whale
_ Made Mix seamm.
A 1.140. A conerdnt rupply of Norlh Wrfki Coact
Whale Oil, forSllMlrs' purpoies, free from sediment.
For rale by J. H. A dr M. ALLEN.
Dealers la 0i1.r.7 and B S. Wharves, PhEad'a
Feb, IT. 18.53. 741'
WORALS ialEPt DANIEL IffEßSTlcit —in
six "Plumy', With portrait—the only complete
edition of the works of Wehater published. it Ices
passed ibrna Rh Doles, than three editions Mace the
manor's death Just received and will he sold at
.Hnblieher's prices at 8. HANNAN'S
Cheap Book Store.
Hob. 16,1833, . St—
EYBEi & LANTIELL,'
Fourth rr)o,l st Plolutlelp4i4
OILS, PAINTS, Sz,c
BANE NOTE •
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR
DE 1. P: SHERWIN',
EMCEEI • TABLE,
"Tits vmszcs' .101.11 INA
AND DROKELt.
rir Notes <li r mited thus —not bought: ' •
.
Pennsylvdnia., Brandywine - prat l
All Phira City B'ks par Farmers Bk State of l
131Chambersburg I Delaware • par 1
ChAter County pat Union Ilk Wilmingtn par .
" Danville • par En 2,411 NOWA I
" Del Co, Chester par Maryland.
" Germantown par All Baltimore Ca Bk 3 I
_'l Getty-burg j All other Solvent Blai 1.
‘, Middletown / District of Columbia.
n Montgomery Co par Amer F..x Bk Georgian
" Northumberland par Bk Amer Washington
Pitt•burgh i 131.: oldie City
Carlisle Bank / o Commerce Geohn I
Coluradia Ilk& Bridge " Commerce Wash
Co par " Metropolis - 1
Co of Allegheny Scrip par ••‘ America -
Doylestown Rank par •'; Itepahhe
Easton par ' Union -
Erie " 11 " Washington
Exchange Pittsburgh I Central Bk Wash:Us,
Exchange Branch / Citizens
Farmers Bucks Co par City ' " broke
Farmers Lancaster par!Columbia "
Farmers Reading _ par Corporat'n Washan 1 .
10
Farmers Schuvl Co 'par Geo'tn be Alexand'a
Farmers & Drovers Easton Bank
Waynesburg / Empire --
Franklin Washington I;Exch'ge Selden With.
Harrisburg!' Bank / ' era & Co 2
Honesdale, a Farmers Georgetown
Lancaster par Farm'rs& Mech's " --
Lancaster Co par Farmers & Merchants
Lebanon • par! Washington I
Merchant? and Manu• :Freeman, --
trimmers' Bank f ;Fulton _
Atiners' Ilk Pottsville partMechan les Geo'in
Monongahela /;Merchants " ,
Pittsburgh City Scrip 10 Ilderehaa&Mech'sl3l: -;
West Branch Bk par Merchla Exchange
Wyoming BkVilkes- Metropolitan
Barre par National
York Bank 1 Ocean
York Co Bank I l Parrintic Bk Wi
Relief New Issue. par I Potont'c Say'gl .
-01 d " 111 Railroad BL:
Maitre. lSouth'm Man 's Ilk
Alt Solvent Banks / union .114 ; G. 1., closed
•. New Ilatisjukire. -United St es Bt .
All Solvent Banks • E ibrinial
Vermont. ;All -: vent Banks . 11
All Solven -. ; North Caroltna.
Massachusetts. !All Solvent Banks 2
All Solvent Banks 1, South Carolina. -
il/rode bland !All Solvent Banks 2
All Solvent Banks E - Georgia.
Connecticut. 'All Solvent Banks '2
All Solvent Banks F Alabama.
New Fork. !HL: State of Alabama 5
All N Y City Bks par' " Mobile 2
All Solvent Country CSouthera Bk Alabama 2
.s.! New Jersey Louisiana.
American Ex 131: 11A11 Solvent Banks 2
Atlantic Bk Cape May I , Ohio.
Atlantic May's Lanaig tAll Solvent Banks 11
Bank of America 11 Kezitite.4.
Belvidere Bank 1!All Solvent Banks 2
Bordent'n Banking Co 1j Trnnews.
Burlington Co Bank :All Solvent Banks 3
Central Bank NI i; lifiehigan.
City Bank, Cape Island ;Government Stock'Bk I i
Cumberland N J FAll Solvent Banks 3
Delaware & Hudson Atirxirsrppi.
Bk Tom's River },Notes of Bks in this 1
Farmers Bk Freehold 11 State not bought f
Farmers Bk Wantage 1 Mr , isouri.
Farmers & 'Mechanic" ktank of State of Mo 2
Bk N Brunswick I Indiana. '
Farmers Sr Afechanica ;Bkof N America
Bk- RahwaY 11State Bk of Indiana
Farmers Bk Mt Holly 1B1; of Connersville
Fatima , and Merchnts ;Goveram't Stock Bk
Bk Midd Pt 11Plymouth Bk-
Hudson CO Ilk Epublic Stock Bk
Nteeh'irs Bk Newark parizs,tare •• "
'• Burlington par'Grarnercy Bk
Mechanics & Mann- 'lndiana Stock Ilk
femur's Ilk Trenton paePratrie City Bk
Merchants Bk May's ;Traders Bk
Landing PWabash Valley Bk -
Morris Co Bank ii Illinois
Newark Ilkg kfn Co I,Bank of Ottowa 1
Newark City Bank _ EChicago' Bank
Ocean Bank Bergen , },Central ••
Orange Bank Kay„, —
Passaic }'Clark ' s Exchange Bk- 11
Princeton - I Commercial Ilk 11
Public .51ock I Darien Stork ” 1 i
Salem Brg Co ' parltlhnois River"
Somerset Co Ilk il Marine Bk Chicago 11
State Ilk Camden par Merchantsar Farmers
-• El izahetlitown I. Springfield - 11
- Newark i. Merchants & hlech'cs
'• N Brunswick 1 1 Olsen°
Sii—ex Bk Newton I.Rock Island Ilk 1 t
Tradesmen.. Bk EState Bk Illinow It
Trenton like Co par Stank Security Ilk I 1
Union Ilk Dover 1 l'riton " 11
Union Ilk Tunis River 1 Wiironsin. ,
Wheat Growers Ilk :Richmond Ex Bk •
Delaware Wes Marine , az Fire
Ilk of Delaware pat Insurance Co
••• Aliliord 1 Rork River Bk
'• Smyrna par Canada.
Ih•Oware City Ill; par All Solvent Banks
Ilk of Wilnungton &
LATE COUNTERFEITS elf the Gin ARD
Be,AN l'enn'a —Letter B, dared March' 14, 18',1—
engravine and reneral appearance very good, hut
on in.perhon es rather Fl coupe 1111 iiation of the gen
lIIIIe
SPECIE QT:Q-TATIONS.
Span Doll. .1 pr rt prefairAmer liv's 24 pr et prem
Mes :3 Qrs 21
Qrs n ' " !Dm.. llms 2t ",
BM
• LAND WARRANT'
140 Acre Warranty, - -
GROCERIES, &c
COFFEE ROASTING
THE subscriber hereby gtvea notice that he Ana
commenced the COFFEE EOASTINO
in Nortvectln street, in the Borough of Pottsville.
opposite eicurge M. 0111 4. ( . 0 Foundry, - Abele he
ulll attend punctually lo Roasting Coffee, at., and
will he thankful for the patronage of the public, who
may ten assured that they will not be dlaappolnted
In any bu,iiness they may trust to htm.
. _
=1
ORANGES & LEMONS.
.1119 T sietved, for sale cheap:
ONE THOUSAND BOXES,
Decidedly the boot receive.] here this season. Apply
In ' ig. f. WHITMAN,
Wholesale Confectioner and Fr - 0ne5:1%428 Market-st.
between 12th & 13th street, Phnada.
Feb 12.1953 8..111m
SS. STROUSE,
Imports, nod Dealer In Fins Wines, Brandies, Liquors
and European Prods... CF. THE St , Pottsville.
EEO to call the attention of !Intel-keepers, Emi
-1 lie. and the Public to my eatinsive assortment of
rung WINES AND LIQUORS or direct Imports
tkill trout the growers and producers ofFsancE, GER
iI4S
•
WIN ER
.3fadeire—Cholge Old •• Env India "
Parrs — " Pure Oporto," " Grape - Juice " and Our
gundy
- - • - - •
sIIEIMV, 11: 4 110N; MALAOA.
Clara—" Ht. Julien,” •• Chateattz LaMar.'•
Whirr IVn.rs—ilaut Sauterne, Hamm Bordeaux
Ckampagar—'• Sparkling Moe* •'
.RIIENIgII NINES:
nochbeitner.
Itodelbeimer.
Nlrrensteiner,
Johann. shrtier, I Finest qualities and hich
Fong, Trammrr, J
In rue, of in:eke bottles
each.
=TAM
Dn.!. Der. Dark and Pale; Piper, Caeliilfnu &Co
Cognac, - Otard, Denny & Co , A Seigneur, Moreau'
Cherry i •
HOLLAND Gllti-51rder • • •• SW/M1
Schiedam
•
WHIPILEV—Irish . ' Mountain petv,•• Old Mononga
raTRACTS —Jamaica Spirits, Klrsthenwarver.
rynthe. lavender
=I
French Prune., Olive Oil, (Bordeaux and blarveilleß)
Sarthnes, Anrhovlem, Dumb Herring, risvlrt. Limbur '
ger and Sap Sago Cheery, Imported Cigars, Ja , ga Cof
fre kr , kr., &c.
The shove are all warranted in their original port
ty. and for pale In lots to suit purchasers, at the low
est City Cash prieei. All order's by mail or other
wise will he promptly and faithfully attended to.
11. STROllit.
303
E=l
PLASTER AND GUANO.
liesT ti, ALITY AT LOWEST PRICE
BV from that bands and line extra pmilta. The
fix° ne our beat land Plaster is manufactured from.
we haieselected with peat care at the Plaster Quar
ries. Boyers will tank this Important fact. One hu.
shel of our Select land Plaster, Inn more fertilizing
p wer thin two bushels of_ ordinary Plaster.
We hale now for rale •
10 (you bushels extra quality select Land Plisti-r
0,001 .• gond ordinary
1,00:t barrels Calcined Plaster,
100 •• Casting " _ ,
00 Dentist
100 " Stereotype Plaster.
•
PERUVIAN GUANO.
Thiamin.le cve offer to confidence to our customers,
as equal to any imported, and far superior to most In
On market.
1,500 bap of !hie uperior GORDO, for sale al 'the
lowel , t market rates. £1.6. Pat•gona an Guano, Lou
&etre, Ground Charrnal,
C. FRENCH & CO.,
At the Fteant Playtrr ktals, Junction York Avenue
frown and C3110%01111 Strerts, Pliaadrlphla
rob 5,1.33. 6-3 m
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ATEHMAN & ChiflOURN, N. W. Corner Se.
I rob,' & Mulberry (Arch) Street., Philadelphia,
ill:, for sale a krge u.lortment of
TEAR,
eIIFFEC,
MOLArlriCilf
:i HIVES, &e. ,
Those commencing New Store• are partleulArly 10.
aired In call.
Attenti"a Menlo Produce.. ,
Jan. 49, ItM3.
At. the Lowest
WM. TROTTERs EDMUND BACON
. .
GEORGE LEA"/N COTT & CO.
HAVE conetantly on hand a full araortment of
Tr .1, WINE.. LIQUOILi and GIOCEZIE3 generally.
No. 17 North Water Hiram, and
No. ID North Delaware Avenue. Phi ad's.
Jan. 29.1853, 5-ly
k 3 Li1k. 1121111.211 - 11 illa;"
, ÜBINCM4 t SELLT.DA, wholesale Manufamo
, rers and Defier■ in Confectiohary of all kinds.
\o. 11] North Third fit , below 'Rice. Philadelphia.
The attention of Dealers is requested to an culmina
tion of their stock, which will found to be at kw
equal to any In thla city. Foactom Faetra ofail kind
In 'gallon.
. .
N. IL—Orders by mail or otherwise promptly alten
did to.
Feb. 6, 160. 6 dm
- - - -
PERUVIAN GUANO.
THE undersigned beg to Inform the Farmers and
Dealers In this State, that they have made •r
-rartaement with F. ['ABACUS & BRO., Arent , of the
Peruvian Government, for the orhivire tenni - motion of
PERUVIAN GUANO Into the llity of Philadelphia.
dirert from the ••
Messrs. BARREDA & EIRO. will keen constantly
on hand a Surge foo . sit of Ferny onn Guano, su ffi cient
to meet all l
ine
demands of consumers, Which we Will
.en at lowes t prim* and In lots to atilt purchasers,
°LADING & CHRISTIAN.
S 1., Agents for the Isle of Penaelan Mane In Pella .
Nn. 49N. %V halves, a mi 97 N. Water Rt., Philad'a.
Jan-14,1943. 4.6 m.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
lIE undersigned Meshy to inform the Pnhlte that
1 they have established theniselves at Leesport, in
connection with the dt. Clair Depot.for the purpose
of purrhaateg Fk.nr. Grain, Tray and Produce They
are thankful for peel favors, and ate now prepared
to deliver goods, wholeaale and retail.
rlwslrnml(.!4.
FARMER'S PLATFORM SCALES
rr lIE Sobteribera have been appointed agents• for
the tale of this superior make of Scales. and. are
prepared to famish any description of their make.
capable of welshing from oz. to WO tons. A sam
ple of stales can.be seen at the York Store.
E. YARDLEY t SON.
April .7.11352. „ 14-tf
1C(A.111311 LAW AND EQUITY aspowro.
1 1' , —Just received volume' 7,8, 9 aad 1.14 of dm ea
allsb Law and Equity Reports. published by Little.
Brown (Co.; Boston—prke 112 Per voinm e—and for
sale at • B. BANNAN'S
Cheap Hock and Paper Store.
-Pfb. 10,1833;
frgraph en;d Yesterday!' B. 21viive
r - •
FRIDAY O'CLOCK..P. Pt*
GIM
Wlwar Flour. -$5 00—Rve, do. Et 06
per 41.—Corn Meal. .63 00 do.—Wheat
Red, o'l3, %%Niue, sl'lo etc.—Rye, 81 cts.,
—Cory, 62 cv. , —Oars, 42 cis. per bushel.
arr. NEW C4BINET.—The fullowiog, it is
pretty-I getterally' understood; is President
-, Pierce's Cabiuet, as definitely filed.:
HOri. William, L. _Marcy, of New York,
Secret?ry of State lion. James Guthrie,,of
Kentucky, Secretary at the Treasury ; /lon.
Ruben, McClelland, of Michi'gran, Secretary
of the Interior ; Hon. Jefferson Davis. of'
MissisSippi, Secretary of War; Won. J. C.
Dobbin, of North Carolina. Secretary'of the
Navy lion. James Campbell; of Penney/.
„,
vania.l rostunster General ; lion. Caleb
I Coshing, of Massachusetts, Attorney Getter
al. i.
brole
I FROM EUROPE.
The late insurrection at Milan was quite
,:
nippy in the bud.and now the Govemtnent
2 surreitince is much greater than IX'lofe—
tranqupity prevails. The rebels arrested at
Milan,' were tried by court-martial, and er
uted ' Military precautions have been ta
ti' en ori a large scale. Fiom Como to Chian
-4b iher l 6 is a chain of sentinels. I
'raud
in I
I: broke
The; Legislative cha'rribers at: Paris were
opened onilie 14th ult. the 'Emperor in
personl
The! cholera, which has been raging it
St. Peiersburg, taking oft 50 to 60 a day, is
now abating. lb
IdrrsT,=fly the arrival of tlie Cambria.
at Halifax on Thursday, we have Liverpool
daieelil the 19th ult. =• •
The' strongest assurances were recently
made in the English Parliament as to the
peaceable intentions of the Emperor Napo.
leon, toward that government.
The Board of Trade.returns;show a sur
plus o 1 exports over the preceding year of
nearly '..C3,000,000'. letals alone show tui
increase of over a million, and-in cottonma• .
nufactnies . there is '1511,000." - 01 course--
how could, it be otherwise, while" Cousin
Jonathan remains so good a customer?
Milan, at the latest accounts, ref:gained
quiet. It is reported the outbreak was to .
have been simultaneous wtth , theassassinft !
lion of; Napoleon.
At Rome, during the ceremonies attends
log the abjuration of Bishop Ives, of Nortit'-!
Carolina, of his former faith, he handed to'
the Popea cross, ring and seal, saying" Holy
Father, these are the signs of my rebellion."
To which the Pope replied, " It is our will
that these signs of your submisiion be sus
pended over the tomb of St. Peter."
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
The proceedings of this Convention, as
sembled at Harrisburg last week, are lengthy
and highly interesting. We annei the Reso:
lotions :
Rev. Dr:. J. T. Pnrsg..r.r; Chninitan of the
Committee to prepare business for theaciion
of the Convention, reported the following
preamble and resolutions: •
• WIIIIREAq, This Convention is composed.
of citizens from the various sections of the
State or Pennsylvania, and may be supposed
to understand and represent the views of
the friends of prohinition, it seems to be fit
ting that tv e' should set forth these views
that they may' he understood by Memembersof
our Legislature and our citizens generally :
Therefore, Resolved, That the experience.
of the pasty ear in this, and our observation
in other States, has greatly confirmed our
confidenCe in PROHIBITION as the only.
adequate remedy for the evils of Intemper•
sore.
Resoli!ed, That prohibitory' laws. for the
suppression of evil, are founded on divine
authoritt-, and have received the sanction of
divine
,example. God, the Supreme Law
givers never licences an evil, but invariably,
prohibits' it. The .Divine law which pro.
hibits certain crimes, must of necessity also
prohibit that traffic which directly induces
the corninission of those crimes: .
SILO
BO
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Res°iced. That the traffic in intoxicating
liquor as a beverage, does induce 10 Com
missiOrl of every act forbidden in the Deca•
logue, end is therefore in opposition to that
Divine Code.
EMIL EPTING
- •
Resorted, That no human legislation. Can
make that right which the law of God do , '
dares to be wrong. The " giving of drink
to our neighbor, the putting of the bottle co
him a4d making him drink," is denounced
by Divtne authority, and no Legislature has •
the right to license men so to do. - - •
Resolved, That it is the duty of the friends .
of prohibition to ask only for the ENTIRE -
A,BOLITION OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIQ
as a bciverage, and leave to the, legislatnre
the resimnsibility of giving anyl thing less.
• Resorted, Thai the idea of the destruction '
of property and capital now invested in the
liquor traffic by the passage of a prohibitory • •
law irfalse, and no such ruin would follow. .
A temporary depreciation of some kinds of
pro2erly would no doubt be the result. These
changes, however, would nor be greater than
the var iations in business are constantly pro
-1
clueing,; and as useful citizens do not claim
legal pfrotcctian from these results, but adapt
themselves to all such changes without corn
rilaint,fneither should the liquor seller,whosn
bit - steels is destructive be protected from
them.
Resolved, That the advocates of - the liquor
trstlic lisve themselves declared, that "'but a
very s all part of the whiskey manufactured
in Pennsylvania. is used for drinking purpo
ses," therefore, the great objection to• profit
bition is removed, as such a law would not •
interfere with the manufacture for any other
object.
Imporial
Resolved, That should our present legisla
ture refine to pas prohibitory law, at will
then, more than, ever, become our duty to
use oaf POLITICAL' POWER in filch a
way al to secure a legislature favorable to
prohibition.
Resolved, That the establishment of a State
Temperance Organ located at Harrisburg, is
of great importance to spreading information
of the action of the friends of prohibition in
different parts of the State, and this Conven
tion do therefore earnestly recommend the
CI3TtTAL FOUNTAIN AND STATE TOPER. ,
ASCE' JOURNAL" to the support of the
friendsi of the cause.
Resolved, That the President of this eon•
vention, in connection with the business,
committee, is hereby empowered and autho•
rized tp appoint a State Central Committee
of thirteen, whose duty it shall be to
:super
intend; direct and manage the movement - 9
or
the friends of prohibition throughout the .
State. I The said Central Committee to have
full pclwer to raise funds and. disburse the '
same. I Employ an agent ()regents to can
vass the State, to elect a Treasurer and See.-
reiary from among themselves, and add to
their body a county committee who shall be
corrff*ndin,g members, and perfortn all ne•
cessary hu , iness relating to the.welfare of the
cause of total prohibition. And further; that
the said Central Committee shall have the
power. call State Conventions at such times
and places as they.,deern advisable. 4
Car=
It Will be observed that it is here deter
mined! m make a political question ol this
great Moral Reform, if there is no other way'
of acctiin pl Biking it. This is giving fair war
ning and it the politicians suffer hereafter,
they will know whom to blame.
UM
The following gentlemen were announ
ced aslihe State Central Committee: '
Mesirs. Thomas Wittson, Rev. Joseph H.
Kennard, R. M. roust, Rev. George Duf
field,. Daniel Rockhilf, Rev. John P.
Durbin, and George. Crosby, of Philadelp_bia.
Mews. Stephen Millerand John W. Weir..
of ifaerisburg.
Rev,. Dr. 1.• T. Pressley , Thomas Steele,
Joha.4lexander, and C. L. Magee, of Pius
burgh.i
~ • .
In accordance with a resolution" 'monk.
•• . - ,adopted, "That the Central Pommlt•
tee he authorized and empowered ' to raise
p to assist in defraying the expenses,
of the ampaign,". the following sums were
pledgdid by thkieVelpl counties, places, are.,
ii
annexed :
1. --- . -
Adams',l $lOO Potter, ' . 50
Allegheny. 1W0 ; -Washington, ' ' , NV
Beaver„f 100 Dickinson 'College; 50
Blair, if • . 5068ri..t0l Div. S. of T., 25
Butleeli 50 Standing Stone do., 25
Centre, i 200 Spruce Hill do., , - -
Chesteri ' 25 Tremont Sun do,, • rt
CI intotif ' 125 Manch Chunk, 25
Cumbeßand, 300 A. L. Pennock', .50
Datiphlh, 500 Rev. Mr. Coombe, 50
Huntingdon, • '550 Bev. Mr. Diuteld, 100
Franklin. . 100 PeaCh Bottom tp., 25
Lane:l9er, • 500 Chesnut Hill, 25
Laism*re, :.,100 Crystal Spring Div., 20
Afootgamery. ; ~_-' ~. ~ - .`'so Humane D. B. of T.; 25
MonioM . ., 100 Chas. Stokes,' .20
Merceril 100 A Friend, ' . 10
Philapeilphia, 2700; . .". .
No di ffi culty need be apprehended on the
score cil' raising money; when the friends of
the cause once set themselves fairly and
,ear
nestly at work.
..
Vest-tfiff,